Economists never agree on anything. 

Economist tracked San Francisco as well. 

In light of recent events such as Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, some economists are now calling for the U.S.

WOW, it is crazy how divided articles, economist, housing experts and the media are so split on this TOPIC? 

(Also, human capital btw is what an economist might call your future earnings or decades of paychecks ahead--don't worry it's not about selling organs or anything)...Now to your question.

Every economist is indicating a resession and to be honest, I really hope they are accurate because it would keep the house prices down.

That is a bold prediction and most economists think 3.5%-4.5% range. 

Our local economist from Grand Valley State University predicts a national slow down by 2019 but does not see that affecting the West Michigan real estate market (especially the Grand Rapids area) for many years to come due to pent up demand and the significant deficit of existing housing on all fronts and continued job growth.  

Economists point to a slow down heading into 2019 for the Grand Rapids area—nothing too dramatic though.

I listened to an economist last week who was saying that when rates go down again (possibly next year), it will be another "feeding frenzy".